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Savo Constructions

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Savo Constructions

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Parkes · NSW

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I began my carpentry journey at the age of 14, handcrafting a log home in Finland. Since then, I have gained over 20 years of experience in carpentry and various construction roles. I hold a builder’s certification and a Diploma of Building, combining practical craftsmanship with formal qualifications.

As the director of Savo Constructions, I value quality workmanship, honest communication and attention to detail in every project.

Outside work, I enjoy hunting, fishing and spending time outdoors, but my greatest priority is spending time with my two children.
Savo Constructions is a licensed and insured construction company based in Forbes, NSW, servicing Parkes and the wider Central West. We deliver residential and commercial projects, including renovations, extensions, new builds, carpentry, roofing and fit-outs.

For specialist and custom projects, we also work across NSW, Victoria and Tasmania.

Led by Jyri Karisto, who brings over 20 years of construction experience, our team combines skilled craftsmanship with quality materials and a strong focus on safety and compliance with the National Construction Code and Australian Standards.

We value clear communication, transparent pricing and careful planning, giving clients a realistic understanding of costs and inclusions from the outset. Local references are available on request.

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📚 Clive James

Writer and broadcaster Clive James attended Hurstville Opportunity School before further study in Sydney and at Cambridge. He became known for memoir, poetry and literary criticism as well as television, spending a decade as The Observer’s television critic. His later work included a translation of Dante’s Divine Comedy, published in 2013. Hurstville’s connection is the school that formed part of his early education. The range of his later writing extended considerably beyond the television absurdities he made such entertaining material from.

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